Publication: “Paleoparasitology: A Methodology for Researching Parasitic Infections in the Past”
Co-published by the Institute of Archaeology and the Belgrade Research Society, the first book in Serbian science on the methodology for studying parasitic infections in humans and animals in the past has been released. The publication, titled Paleoparasitology: A Methodology for Researching Parasitic Infections in the Past, is co-authored by Dr. Nemanja Marković, Senior Research Associate
Call for Paper Submissions to the Archaeology and Natural Sciences Journal 21/2025
We invite you to participate as authors in the new issue of the journal Archaeology and Natural Sciences for the year 2025 (21/2025). Papers should be sent to the email address archaeo.sci@viminacium.org.rs. The deadline for submission is April 30, 2025. Submissions should be in English, and the editorial team will provide proofreading. Instructions for manuscript preparation can
Second newsletter of the Institute for Archaeology in 2024
The second newsletter of the Institute for Archaeology in 2024 is available to you at the link.
Пети билтен пројекта Dancing Histor(y)ies
We are very pleased to share with you the fifth newsletter of the project Dancing Histor(y)ies, Binding Communities and Heritage Through Dance
II newsletter of the project Interpreting Art of Mysterious Medieval Stećak Tombstones through Virtual Reality
We are very pleased to share with you the second newsletter of the project Interpreting Art of Mysterious Medieval Stećak Tombstones through Virtual Reality
Book promotion: Belgrade Fortress in Old Photographs – Readings and Research by Marko Popović
On Friday, May 24th, at 14:00 a promotion of the book Belgrade Fortress in Old Photographs - Readings and Research by Marko Popović will be held at the Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute of Belgrade, located at Kalemegdan. In addition to Dr. Igor Borozan and Dr. Marina Pavlović, our colleague Dr. Vesna Bikić, who compiled the material
The 18th International Colloquium on Roman Provincial Art (CRPA)
The 18th International Colloquium on Roman Provincial Art (CRPA) will be held from 20th to 25th May in Belgrade and Viminacium, under the theme "Borders in Provinces - Cultural Borders". More than 107 colleagues will participate from countries like Austria, Germany, Holland, France, Spain, Britain, Greece, Italy, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia and Morocco.